Command Reference

• Page 1: Log
• Page 2: Save & Reload
• Page 3: Convenience
• Page 4: Policy
• Page 5: Encryption/Decryption Privilege
• Page 6: Access Control
• Page 7: Column Encryption Settings

Log

Column encryption settings enable you to apply policies you have made to each column respectively.

• SET COLUMN <owner>”<table>”<column>”<policy id>
• <owner>: name of the owner having the table with encryption column.
• <table>: name of the table with encryption column.
• <column>: name of the encryption column.
• <policy id>: the unique id of policy to be applied to the encryption column.
• Explanation: Creates entered column settings.

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• DELETE COLUMN <owner>”<table>”<column>
• Explanation: Deletes entered column settings.

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